Mooresville Times Masthead Notice
The Mooresville Times in Mooresville Indiana publishes weekly on Fridays with a one dollar annual subscription. The paper lists publisher W H Sage and contact phones 89 and 186 for office and residence.
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
4
The Mooresville Times in Mooresville Indiana publishes weekly on Fridays with a one dollar annual subscription. The paper lists publisher W H Sage and contact phones 89 and 186 for office and residence.
Fragments discuss American identity and citizenship amid debates on race and liberty. Named figures reference Gore, Whit, and various local residents while noting wartime era ideals. The piece blends a serialized community record with commentary on belonging and national belonging.
Reading fragment covers visits and family notices in Muncie area. Mentions Mrs Elie Beeler business trip, Mr and Mrs Caplinger called to city, Brown Bros Indianapolis meat delivery, Mrs Louis Apple and Mrs John Clark in Mooreville, Children's Day at M E Church June 10, Ray Chapeman illness, and Plainfield visitors Mr and Mrs Ver Osborn with son Fred.
An auto bus from College Avenue Bus Co of Bloomington and an ambulance from Harvey and Wilson Funeral Parlors Mooresville collided at Morgan and Sycamore streets around four PM Saturday. The ambulance driver George Marley of Mooresville was transporting an elderly veteran to Morgan County Farm. Both vehicles sustained minor damage.
The Burdick Tire and Rubber Co in Nettlesville Indiana is again in operation manufacturing cards and tires. It offers a guarantee against defective workmanship and material with a 20 percent discount for stockholders. Tires on sale at Wilson Bros Hardware Store, Jeff W Miles is the agent.
Two commercial rooms available for lease in Lindley block at the southwest corner of Main and Indiana Streets Mooresville.
The speech honors fallen soldiers and living comrades, recalling the Spanish American War and World War I. It highlights patriotism, liberty, and the duty of citizens to sustain the Republic. Speakers emphasize sacrifice, national unity, and the eternal memory of those who fought for democracy.
A reverent tribute honors heroes of 1861 1898 and 1917, praising their selfless sacrifice for country. The piece reflects on death as equalizer, recalls battlefield courage, and invokes national unity and eternal liberty. It culminates with prayers for guidance from God and remembrance of the unknown soldier.
The article extols the Chautauqua as a community booster offering fellowship beyond differences. It highlights inspiring music lectures and wholesome entertainment as benefits, arguing one inspired youth or citizen justifies the effort and urges public support for the program.
The Chautauqua program offers a wide array of entertainers and lecturers. The Melody Masters and Four Thrasher Sisters perform musical pieces, C C Mitchell speaks on The Millionaire of Wealth, Dr Alexander Cairns delivers The Goose That Lays the Golden Eggs, Emerson Winters Co and G E Weaver provide engaging acts. Season tickets at $1.50 grant access to all events.
Effective February 24 1918 the Interurban line from Terre Haute to Indianapolis and Martineville Mooresville lists north and south bound departure times with multiple daily services. The schedule notes Dalley service on Sundays and variations to Mooresville only itineraries.
Mooresville Indiana establishment founded in 1881 offers treatment of rectal diseases with non surgical options. Piles are treated without the knife and references are available from local sources to support nationwide reach.
There is widespread catarrh claimed to be incurable by local remedies, with doctors noting constitutional influence. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co. is marketed as a constitutional internal remedy that acts through the blood, offering a $1000 reward for any cured case and promising circulars and testimonials. Hall's Family Pills for constipation are also advertised.
D B Johnson and Son advertise storage of dry goods fruit and related items in their large warehouse by the railroad depot offering secure space and loading facilities for local merchants and farmers.
W H Henderson of Mooresville offers loans at five and one half percent interest and promises aid with bargains on farms and proper ties. He urges consultation for financial help.
The court appoints Mary B. Hadley administratrix of Horace C. Hadley deceased Morgan County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. Atty O W Smith note date May 24 1923.
An ad from Cooper Brothers of Mooresville touts Adlerika as a remedy for dizziness after meals. It claims undigested food turns to poison and gas, and that Adlerika with buckthorn bark and glycerine expels poison and foul matter from upper and lower bowels. It further says it guards against appendicitis.
Notice records payments for May Hadley James Barlow Ira L Sink of Memphis Tennessee and Joel Barnett of Indianapolis as settled subscriptions in a local circulation ledger.
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